CVS PHARMACY Locations

I had a prescription sent to a CVS pharmacy for the first time, and I am trying to check the status to see if it’s ready to be picked up, but when I check on the app to see the status, nothing shows up at all. It should be ready, but I just want to be sure. Is it typical that for the the first time I wouldn’t have this information?

I've done some research and it seems this is a common theme, but CVS recently switched me to Bupropion XL manufactured by ScieGen (I've been on 300mg for almost 15yrs straight). These capsules are terrible! I never check manufacturer because I've never had noticeable symptoms flare or other negative observations, across all refills at all different pharmacies I've ever used. Well, this 90-day bottle of bupropion I got smells like someone mixed burnt plastic, ammonia, and sulfur, and encapsulated them into this bottle. I took these for almost a week before yesterday morning when I caught a whiff of the smell and instantly realized this is the cause of a couple specific s...

I’m building MedRush, a hyperlocal medicine delivery startup in India (starting in Jamshedpur). We’re creating a WhatsApp-first system where users can order medicines and get delivery within 20 minutes using local pharmacy partnerships (not dark stores). I’m looking for a backend developer to help build the core system. Scope of work: * Build backend using Node.js * Integrate WhatsApp Business API (send/receive messages) * Use Supabase (PostgreSQL) for database * Implement order flow (create → assign → deliver) * Auto-assign nearest pharmacy and rider * Basic real-time updates for dashboard Bonus: * Experience with delivery/logistics systems * Knowledge of Redis/queue systems...

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Hello, I’m a pharmacy student about to start APPEs that’s starting to get a little insecure about its salary and earning potential. I read a lot of posts on this subreddit talking about how pharmacy is a doomed career and that the salary is not good enough. I also can’t lie, part of my worry is because my ex had recently dumped me since my earning potential wasn’t high enough for her standards (she’s in finance), and this has made me a little insecure. But I thought pharmacists made 6 figures, and find it a bit hard to believe that 6 figures is won’t be enough. Since I’m about to enter APPEs and graduate by 2027, I am starting to worry that I chose the wrong career in regards t...

After a 10 months of working for CVS I finally accepted the offer to cross train. If you work as a pharmacy tech, what are some things I should know what I’m getting myself into.

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I would like to give some credit to a similar post I found: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anticonsumption/s/S9OjgxDYuP —————————————————————————————— Hey, I go to the pharmacy to pick up my prescription. I get asked, “would you like to sign up for our membership to get your medication sent your door for free?” I say no. I leave the pharmacy to go to the grocery store, on my way there I get stopped my a homeless person, asking to donate. I told them, I don’t have any spare money. At the grocery I get asked if I want to donate to kids with cancer, get a credit card, get their membership. No, I don’t want any of this. A few hour...

Hi there! No Frills is opening a new location near me and I am hoping to try for a job there in the pharmacy. I have 2 years experience as a pharmacy assistant at SDM and was happy/sad to learn that you guys also use HealthWatch! Hoping that gives my resume a boost but sad because...it's HealthWatch lol. Does the store also use MMS for purchasing/receiving? Has anyone else ever gone from Shoppers/Pharmaprix Pharmacy to No Frills as an assistant? Any advice or thoughts? Thank you so much

Another Super in my city has an RxOps position open. I’m considering it, but I really like my current team. Our new Ops came from another store and I’ve heard horror stories about his pharmacist. I set boundaries. You are a Doctor of Pharmacy, so I won’t do toddler tantrums. I will support the department and the people in it. Out of curiosity, for those who have moved pharmacies, was it a positive experience? Negative?

So this whole thing is tied to SB2040 in Tennessee.. Not gonna lie, this feels bigger than people are making it out to be. People keep saying just go to another pharmacy but that only works if there’s capacity.. in small towns, there isn’t. Do you guys think CVS is bluffing here or preparing people for what might actually happen? Because if even part of this is real, that’s a pretty big shift in access.

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About 1.5 years ago, I made a post in this sub saying that I had made the decision to move to Austin and was afraid that the city would "eat me alive". This was the first time I've moved in a major way, and my first time living outside of the rural midwest. I just thought moving might end up being a mistake and that I'd ruin my life or something drastic. Everyone that commented on that post was extremely encouraging, and I thought I'd give an update on my time here: I've worked at the same restaurant I was hired at in the first month living here and been promoted. Everybody in my workplace gets along, like REALLY wonderfully get along- like we're all bf...